Nissan начинает предпродажи NX7, четвертой модели серии N в Китае, ускоряя вывод на рынок электромобилей.

The plug-in hybrid SUV starts at 129,900 yuan ($19,340) in pre-sales and will officially launch on November 27 at the Guangzhou Auto Show.

All variants come standard with a 40.9 kWh CATL battery, offering a CLTC electric range of 320 kilometers.

Nissan Motor's Chinese joint venture Dongfeng Nissan unveiled the NX7 on Friday, and opened pre-sales for the plug-in hybrid SUV at a starting price of 129,900 yuan ($19,340).

The NX7 comes in 3 variants: the 320 Pro at a pre-sales price of 129,900 yuan, the 320 Max at 139,900 yuan and the 320 Ultra LiDAR at 149,900 yuan. The model will officially launch on November 27 at the Guangzhou Auto Show.

The NX7 is Dongfeng Nissan's fourth N-series model and its second SUV after the NX8.

The NX8 carries a suggested retail price of 159,900 yuan to 209,900 yuan, with a starting price of 149,900 yuan after limited-time incentives. The NX7's pre-sales price range sits below the NX8's range.

In China, final launch prices for new models are typically lower than pre-sales prices.

The NX7 measures 4,785 mm in length, 1,932 mm in width and 1,665 mm in height, with a wheelbase of 2,815 mm.

It uses a 1.5-liter naturally aspirated engine designed for plug-in hybrid applications, with a maximum output of 73 kW (98 hp), paired with a drive motor delivering peak power of 170 kW.

All variants come standard with a 40.9 kWh lithium iron phosphate battery from CATL (HKEX: 3750), offering a CLTC electric range of 320 kilometers (199 miles) and a combined range of 1,666 kilometers with a full tank and a fully charged battery.

Dongfeng Nissan said customers placing orders during the pre-sales period can receive benefits worth up to 35,000 yuan. A 999 yuan reservation deposit can be applied as 3,000 yuan toward the purchase price, while Clover Green or Wisteria Purple paint, valued at 3,000 yuan, is available at no extra cost across the lineup for a limited time.

The 320 Ultra LiDAR variant features the Momenta R7 driver-assistance system, jointly customized by Dongfeng Nissan and Momenta (HKEX: 6880). Equipped with LiDAR, it supports highway and urban navigate on autopilot (NOA).

The system supports intelligent lane changes, passing oncoming vehicles on narrow roads, unprotected left turns and automated parking, enabling parking-space-to-parking-space assisted driving.

Dongfeng Nissan said its parking assistance covers more than 300 scenarios across China and can park the vehicle in spaces just 40 centimeters wider than its body.

The cockpit features a Qualcomm Snapdragon 8295P chip, the Nissan OS 3.0 infotainment system and a 17.3-inch 3K center display. It also debuts iFlytek's Spark Smart Cockpit 3.0.

Customers purchasing the 320 Ultra LiDAR variant also receive lifetime access to the Momenta R7 world model, valued at 12,000 yuan, and a 55-inch augmented reality head-up display (AR-HUD), valued at 5,000 yuan, at no extra cost. Trade-in subsidies are 5,000 yuan for existing Dongfeng Nissan vehicles and 3,000 yuan for vehicles from other brands.

Dongfeng Nissan also said the NX7 features its third-generation intelligent motion-sickness prevention technology, which can reduce its motion-sickness index by 83%.

The NX7 marks Nissan's latest step in accelerating its new energy vehicle (NEV) roll-out in China. Earlier this month, the automaker said it plans to introduce 5 more NEVs in China by the summer of 2027 to cover mainstream market segments.

The N-series lineup currently on sale includes the N7 battery-electric sedan, the N6 plug-in hybrid sedan and the NX8 SUV. The NX7's launch will give Dongfeng Nissan 2 models each in the NEV sedan and SUV segments.

Dongfeng Nissan launched the updated N7 on September 22, lowering its limited-time starting price to 109,900 yuan.

Total retail sales of the N Series models in October were 4,694 units, down 28.23% year-on-year, according to data compiled by CnEVPost.

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Canada lifted its ban on China-made EVs in January, currently allowing up to 49,000 China-produced vehicles into the country's market annually.

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